Biohazard Cleanup NVDPS Vehicles-Substations

The Nevada Department of Public Safety, Nevada State Police is soliciting quotes for biohazard cleanup and decontamination services for State Police vehicles, substations, equipment, and uniform items under solicitation 65DPS-S3905, with quotes due July 8, 2026 at 8:59 a.m. through nevadaepro.com. This is a four-year contract awarded to one vendor.

Vendors must hold a Nevada state business license matching their nevadaepro.com registration and comply with Nevada law regarding dispute resolution and state indemnity (NRS 333.339) and the anti-boycott requirements (NRS 333.338). Insurance requirements are substantial: Commercial General Liability with $2,000,000 General Aggregate and $1,000,000 Each Occurrence limits; Automobile Liability with $1,000,000 Combined Single Limit for owned, hired, and non-owned vehicles; Workers' Compensation at statutory rates with $100,000 per accident and $500,000 policy limits for disease; and a Fidelity Bond or Crime Insurance with $50,000 limit. All policies must name the State of Nevada as an additional insured, be primary and non-contributory, and be issued by insurers licensed in Nevada with an A.M. Best rating of not less than A-VII.

The scope includes removal of biohazardous materials, parasitic infestations, and chemical contaminants from patrol vehicles and State Police substations; decontamination of specialized equipment such as Intoxilyzers and uniforms; and disposal of waste and materials. Pricing is structured across nine line items with units varying by per-vehicle, per-hour, per-item, and per-request. The cost schedule template is provided; vendors complete blank fields with proposed costs.

Evaluation weighs Mobilization/Demobilization Capabilities and Experience (20 percent), Biohazard/Non-biohazard Cleanup and Disposal Certifications and Qualifications (20 percent), Response Times and Availability (20 percent), Cost (20 percent), Waste Transport and Disposal (10 percent), and Reporting and Documentation Capabilities (10 percent). The contract manager is Kasen Cornmesser. The not-to-exceed amount will be determined based on vendor proposals.